Jhansi is one destination that suits the needs of all kind of travellers, including family vacationers to history enthusiasts and architectural lovers to pilgrims. This historic city of Uttar Pradesh was once ruled by the Marathas. One of the most well-known of Indian revolutionaries Rani Lakshmi Bai was also a Maratha queen who took part in the 1857 battle and became a legend.
To explore the historic significance of the city, visit the Jhansi Fort. Residence of the Chandela Kings from the 11th to the 17th centuries, this fort still stands strong with thick granite walls and some bastions with mounted cannons. Today, it is home to the Rani Mahal, which has been converted into an archaeological museum.
The Government Museum of Jhansi is also a must visit attraction in Jhansi built in 1878. The exhibits of the museum include several paintings, weapons, manuscripts and various sculptures and statues that narrate stories of that majestic era.
Another priceless treasure trove of Jhansi is the Maharaja Gangadhar Rao Ki Chatri which is a cenotaph built by Rani Lakshmi Bai for her husband in 1853.
By Air: Gwalior Airport, 97 km away from the city, is closest to Jhansi.
By Rail: Jhansi is well linked to other major Indian cities via regular trains.
By Road: Travellers can easily find regular buses to Jhansi from other major Indian cities.
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